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| 6/18 | Abstract, intro and related work should be done | |
| 6/25 | Write about your approach. Also start on evaluation section. What are your metrics of success and how will you measure them | |
| 7/2 | Put in some preliminary results in your paper, give to a peer to read and comment. Also send it to your mentro. | Start working on your poster. Aim to fill some bullets in most sections |
| 7/9 | Peer and mentor comments due. Start addressing them in your paper. | Continue working on your poster. |
| 7/13 | Put more results our paper, polish based on peer feedback. Send the paper to your mentor. | Send your poster to the mentor to read and review |
| 7/16 | Finish your paper and send to mentor to get feedback. | Finish your poster and present it. |
- Calendar of events (agenda option gives you summary at a glance)
- Research questions for 5-min talk:
- Which problem are we solving? Why is it important?
- What have others done (related work)? How does our work fit?
- What do we plan to do? How will it address the problem?
- What is our expected outcome at the end of the REU program?
- How will we evaluate our solution? What data do we need? Where shall we find the data? What kind of metrics do we need?
- What other issues should we consider (e.g., cost, usability, alternative approaches)?
- How to read papers - summary here
- Learning Latex:
- Start your project on Overleaf and make it so that everyone with link can view and edit. Send the link to the group.
- Use this LaTeX cheat sheet when you need it, or just Google, e.g., "Latex itemized list"
- Use this Bibtex guide
- Evolving papers:
- Gen's slides from her talk
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